The phrase "and perhaps more appropriate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting that something may be a better fit or more suitable than another option.
Example: "While the original plan was effective, we might consider a new approach that is more innovative and perhaps more appropriate for our current goals."
Alternatives: "and maybe more suitable" or "and possibly a better fit".
This is not a conclusion, but something more nuanced and perhaps more appropriate: considered inconclusiveness.
With modern mapmaking software, choosing a different and perhaps more appropriate projection, depending on the area to be displayed, should be much easier.
However this distinction is often ephemeral and not chronic and perhaps more appropriate for quantitative proteomics [66].
Patient was difficult to engage (even though depression was mild and perhaps more appropriate for counselling) (Self-help coach 1, Patient pre BDI 14, post BDI 15).
We hypothesised that journals which are of high quality are likely to have few articles that are never cited and measures of non-citation in individual journals may therefore provide an alternative and perhaps more appropriate way of comparing journals.
Future studies using the CFA and LPA approaches are needed to replicate these findings, particularly with longitudinal data, to establish a unique and perhaps more appropriate definition and set of criteria for metabolic syndrome in African American adolescents.
Robberstad (2005) suggested that separate discount rates for non-fatal and fatal illnesses are perhaps more appropriate than assigning one discount rate to each condition.
The term that is perhaps more appropriate, and which still expresses the spirit of these movements, is "reclamation".
For me -- I have found most left out of group settings when we are in a social setting and people are absorbed with the lives of others, but find it perhaps more appropriate to share big moments like speakers, concerts, and big moments while also cherishing the moments right in front of me.
Movie music had its place: on Monday, Martin Matalon's raucous, busy accompaniment to Luis Bunuel's film "Un Chien Andalou" and on Sunday "La Represion," with orchestra and women's chorus -- a brief bit of hokum by Lalo Schifrin perhaps more appropriate to a kick boxing movie than political tragedy.
